Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29

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0.eaz .nAl lheg usro perml1led q
9a1neR o thl1 great m4eropoaia and
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tn91x RE1afo11 w9l1nmA He aan plsaned
p annp1ncE Ne eui61nce ~ Ne perEna
esns 1nd hsallh7 ere~lh of he 0esBd
army OF tna nepuhlia, and for ths
ss9unR loxo f1E tAa OEdeR ontersained
q Ne legal people q shin oounasy.
tnat lal9 nay cun1inno ho earnestly
ca1llo1ed ever member thnt b keep
waerhfnl Ruasd over hfmasif, when
ee ao.s % speaka - 9 msmooF ~ the
Grand Army Of the Rspunlio and Do
nos unoon1clg1nl7 fnf1AeE aonen,ea fer
elzn 20 t1s leai1imAas pnrpoaa of she
nrnaniEasica. AFtic1s 3 farb5ainR the
nznanizs1lon foE partisan parpossa had
90 far aa ha knsws been niriuily ohayed
= Lesser an1 apirfk
Rroal A6ialanl Genaral Gsay's 70
pera he learbed thst the fatal numhtF
e naemoera boE1a % the rolls Of she
unoer a. The Natienal Enoampment
sAe -. 80 ngmber FepoEsod June 50
loea. uaa Sl26i4-An natual gain 10
nre quarters af es.l57. The inoEsass 10
memness IL ninety days. sndinR Jnns
W 1881. IN good sanding. wns lK,ef6.
II io50 thsFe usRs 60.63t membefa. ln
ehs laGa klpe quarters there haRs been
mastered int0 she 9rand Array 76.aE6
EheEa wefe imported On Jana %. 1851,
y good etendinR. SIS n62; anapsnd-d
A1Us b. eellnqasnt Fapaxia. 1oe92.
hne tosAl at iaN1 Futarns beRne upon tna
inlis una 81. .614-an ineroaes ID aem,
eefneip thss musE be gratifying 10 all
memoefA Ihe amount REPORTED
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From March. 1855. % Msrch. 1887, In
elasiva. b e2s3 So lS. This money waa
di8burnea 10 1850 comrades ara their
familiez, aud eeoe others we're assisted.
aivina a6,606 individualn Who had 10
c1ived bene nia durina che year. He had
easabllshed the Provisional d apartment
OF Idaho and appcinsed w. II. Nge, of
Boise City. Idaha' aa Provisional Ocn,-
mandef. He bad also established the
Peovlsional DepaRimeni Of Arsnona,
WITH O8mrade A. L. Grow, Of Tomb
stons. Ar, as Provisional Oommandsr.
nnuzTvzD WITH yAvoR.
The position taken by the Oomman-
deR-iR Chief on the pension Qnestion
vas received with great favor and warm
approval. and his kindly bot ara oon-
elusion uf tue address and hin allnaiony
70 TIE South met with q most hearty
response and wan crested with cheers.
The Benoir Vioe Oommander In Chief |
Ina4s q ehoRl ropoEa and presantsd the
sass Of ]. Jadkfn 70 the encampmsna,
gho had been robbed of al hia money |
and ieft deslitute with his family Ii |
his oity. Oa motion The matter waa |
rafeEFt Z 20 the Oommiftsa on Adminis- |
ration, With power 90 act and Paaa /
O0mmander Thomas, of |
4tnnesota. stated that hs understood /
Ihaa Iho . "a wns q member al re De-
1aftm ems Of Minnesota. II 90
Minnesota would take care Of him
REPORTS AND nnsoLuzloNs.
Tue Feport Of the Surgeon Gsaeral
laa read and the book Of ferns and /
llnnks presented for use Of the Snf
,eona Of tie Pests and Departments. A
eaolnAiun was adopted that al matters
Waiting 70 rulas and regulations and i
ifual. whelher By way Of resolution or
4 ofaoefs' reports 81 otherwise, be re-
erred 70 tie Com miffee on R1lea, ReQn-
atiens and Rituals, and enaa ahs Con.
nitteo on Resolutions Be constituted on
be basis Of one fFom each Department.
o whom ell resolutions should be refer
Cd wisAoat debate.
OomEnde Tarner, OF New York. pre-
ented obituary fesolnliens for Pest
Department. Commander General II.
'aIeh, Of Massachusetts,.
O0mrads Thomaa. Of Iilincis, pre-
ented the following resolution, watch
Fas adOpted under 9 saspension Of the
ulsm
WHnnnAn. The Leglslaturs Of Illinois
laa appropriated $4,000 fer the erso-
Ion Of mununent 90 cur late illasaBi-
us oomFads John A. LOGAN. and Mrs.
soRan has selected ono Of the puhlio
afks Of Chicago as the hnAi resting
laoe Of hie remains, and
WMKRnka. The trustees who have
barge of the erection Of said monu.
nans have invitsd the 90. operation OF
Be Grand Array Of the Repuhiic Ia this
lobia entaFpEiss. therefore
Received. Thaa special committee Of
sven be appointed By she OonmandeF-
n-Ohisf, who shall take the suhieet
nko consideration and FspnFt 10 this
upon the feasibility Of 90
spsina the invitation Of said Trustees.
xooAH MoAUnEEaz ooMMrTT1B.
The OommandeE-i -Chief appointed
& nach Oommittee. Governor R. A.
IlReT. Of Michigan. q. 3. Burdett, Of
Washington; B. H. Thomas, Of Illinois;
ohm O. Robinson. Of Nsw YORK, ]. A.
leager, of Psnnsyivsnia; Hannibal
1an.lim, Of Maine. and Ohas. D. NASH,
lf Massachasstla
General KsifeE, Of Ohio, moved that
d nonordanea with the seoommeBda
ion Of the Commander 10 Chisf the
sttsF Of Mr.. DFsxal rendering The Mt.
McGfeQoF properly 20 TIE Grand Army
4 the Rscubiie be referred 70 tire o ,m-
nandar m Chief 10 be eieeted By shia
and tbs new counsel n
with full power 20 90
,epe the o0nyeyanoss.
A resolution Of sympaihy was sent 10
Past Senior Vice Commandef-in- Chief.
Eiward D. JardiHe. HeW York, vho is
Iapt from the encampnaenk By illns1a.
On call Of Departm8nle great many /
nsolutiona were received and referred
o ehe COMMITTEES wtthent delay. TIE
then adiourned til
5elock tomoFrow morning.
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